WEBDESK: Senior Pakistani journalist and TV anchor Jasmeen Manzoor has accused her ex-husband of domestic abuse. She shared graphic images of her injuries on X (formerly Twitter), showing bruises and swelling around her eye.
Her posts quickly went viral. In one of them, she wrote, “This can happen to anyone. No one is safe, even at home. The most dangerous people are the ones you trust blindly.”
She added, “I have 50 more pictures. There will always be haters. Don’t blame them. It’s their failure in life.”
In another powerful message, she said, “This is me. Yes, this is my story. My life destroyed by a violent man. I leave my justice to Allah.”
She referred to her injuries as “a gift from my ex-husband,” though she did not name him.
Manzoor also opened up about the emotional burden behind her decision. “I kept thinking whether to go public or not. But I chose to speak up. I want others to see this and unite against such abuse.”
Her statements have sparked strong reactions online. Many users expressed support and called for strict action.
Manzoor’s courage has reignited the conversation around domestic violence and women’s safety in Pakistan.
In a recent interview with journalist Irtiza Butt, senior Pakistani anchor Jasmeen Manzoor made shocking revelation. She shared that her ex husband brutally assaulted her even while she was in the sacred state of Ihram.
The abuse didn’t stop there she was also threatened with the leak of her private, explicit photos. With deep disappointment, she said that despite working alongside colleagues for 28 years, not a single one of them spoke up for her.
Jasmeen questioned the moral decay of society, asking whether a woman’s honor has become so cheap that the very man who is supposed to protect her her husband publicly shatters her dignity. “This society is on the brink of collapse,” she added, “and when that happens, should we still question why disasters like earthquakes and floods strike us?”
Jasmeen Manzoor also took to social media to thank everyone who stood by her during this difficult time. In a tweet, she thanked Pakistani anchors, news channels, YouTubers, bloggers, and members of the international media who reached out with support.
She also acknowledged the consulates and the people of Pakistan for their overwhelming solidarity, saying she could never have imagined such immense encouragement. “Remember me in your prayers,” she wrote, as she continues her fight for justice.
TV anchor Jasmeen Manzoor Assault Pictures
Here are the pictures shared by Jasmeen Manzoor on here X account:
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